Adamantcheese

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by Adamantcheese 3y ago
Not exactly what I was thinking of, because that's more on a local system than at web scale. Something else, I'm sure it's related though, kinda like a crowd crush?
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by Adamantcheese 3y ago
What's the term for when a failing service causes the users of said service to use it more to complain about it failing? Because it sure seems like that's happening to some extent.
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by Adamantcheese 3y ago
Assuming the computer talks over a standard protocol like serial or parallel, I don't see how it wouldn't be fairly straightforward to move it to a newer machine. Might even be able to run it on a virtual machine for better compat
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by Adamantcheese 3y ago
Should've just used a rock instead. Free and you can argue about whether expensive European mountain rocks work better.
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by Adamantcheese 3y ago
I had a coworker that I tried to help out, but he barely knew some common programming terms like what a type was, or how he had to declare something beforehand in order to use it. We never really found out why he didn't know these thin
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by Adamantcheese 4y ago
The only reason I made a blog and a post was because it was something to learn with and get some of that sweet sweet Hacker News front page traffic. It did work by the way.
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by Adamantcheese 4y ago
I've heard good things about the NanoPi.
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Tools We Use to Make Video Games // Satisfactory Game Dev(youtube.com)
2 points by Adamantcheese 4y ago|0 comments
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by Adamantcheese 5y ago
There are some posts where Twitter is the primary source. Banning Twitter outright isn't a solution for this type of situation.
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by Adamantcheese 5y ago
I got mine from Brooklyn Bedding, a high loft one since I sleep on my side.
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by Adamantcheese 5y ago
A talalay latex pillow. Memory foam sucks forever for me now.
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Letterlocking: Virtually unfolding sealed historic letters(nature.com)
2 points by Adamantcheese 6y ago|0 comments
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Media Autobuild Suite: FFMpeg Building on Windows Made Simple(github.com)
1 points by Adamantcheese 7y ago|0 comments
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RabbitEar – JavaScript Origami Folding(beta.rabbitear.org)
2 points by Adamantcheese 7y ago|1 comments
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by Adamantcheese 7y ago
I'll second this, it's immensely useful when I can't wrap my head around a regular expression.
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by Adamantcheese 7y ago
Pros: I haven't done anything. Cons: I haven't done ANYTHING.
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by Adamantcheese 7y ago
I should've also linked the video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AkoML0_FiV4
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by Adamantcheese 7y ago
Sonder: https://www.dictionaryofobscuresorrows.com/post/23536922667/...
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by Adamantcheese 7y ago
I made an actual robot to automate hi alching for me a year or two ago, to work around the whole "no software" thing. It just pressed the mouse button for over a month every ~0.6 seconds. Totally worth it. Just had to check on it
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by Adamantcheese 7y ago
How about something like ZPAQ instead for archiving? Especially if you're doing backups and not a lot of the information is changing.
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Build an electroluminescent glass panel display – an Apollo DSKY [video](youtube.com)
1 points by Adamantcheese 7y ago|0 comments
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by Adamantcheese 7y ago
So it's basically AutoHotKey?
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by Adamantcheese 7y ago
Bare HTML/CSS/JS. I did move to Netlify from Github Pages for privacy reasons (and Github Pages for private repos costs money). Works on every device as well!
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by Adamantcheese 7y ago
Use one of the solutions listed below, but you HAVE to do sorting on the fly. You need to have places to put books and sort them by some general genres and you HAVE to throw out books that aren't worth the time due to damage or any oth
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by Adamantcheese 7y ago
Neat! More cool stuff to look forward to. Appreciate your comment!
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by Adamantcheese 7y ago
I feel you're missing my point here. A PDF is bad for the specific case of inputting a resumé into an applicant tracking system, due to the myriad of things that could go wrong without notifying the applicant of any error, discarding t
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by Adamantcheese 7y ago
FLIF would be really nice, as it does beat out all of those along with retaining a ton of features from PNG. And it's lossless!
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by Adamantcheese 7y ago
You'll be happy to know that FFmpeg will happily convert a WebP file to a PNG and vice versa. The reason being that WebP is a single frame WebM. Silly, yes, but it works.
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by Adamantcheese 7y ago
Only from my view, once it's automatically parsed, nobody is going to look at it, because either it'll automatically throw it out from the parsed data (in which case a blank resume is an obvious throw away), or it'll do some
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by Adamantcheese 7y ago
PDF is great! For human reading. But it's garbage for everything else, and, as I found out from a a bunch of frustrating job application efforts, absolute shit for resumés. Literally not parseable, even with OCR apparently. I don'

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